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• Do Ho Suh's artwork reflects the "Scholar's House" style of home he grew up in, in South Korea. His two-story installation of organza stretched over wire frames can be seen at the Lehmann Maupin gallery.
  
• These beaded animals are from Monkeybiz, a nonprofit group based in Cape Town, South Africa, that uses its proceeds to support women’s health care.
  
• An interior design and decoration sale at Tepper Gallery to benefit the Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club.
  
• This 1947 lamp from George Farkas and the brochure for the 1956 Americana hotel in Bal Harbour are both part of the “Promises of Paradise: Staging Midcentury Miami” exhibition at the Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach.

(Pics: Librado Romero, Bjorn Wallander)

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